Napa

Napa, California, United States

Explore numerous fun activities you can do between meals and tastings, and some of them are free … or very close to it. In addition, the local weather is fantastic year-round, so you can go for a stroll no matter the season.

1000 Main St
Napa, CA

The Napa Art Walk is a rotating exhibition of multiple works throughout the city that remain on view for 24 months. Visitors are encouraged to vote for their favorite work, with the winning artist receiving the People’s Choice Award and a complimentary getaway in Napa. Keep watching this space for updates on the next exhibition.

1100 West St
Napa, CA

Unlike the Copia Culinary Garden, you can purchase the bounty you find at the Napa Farmers Market. Voted the No. 1 farmers market in California for two years running and the No. 7 farmers market nationally – according to America’s Farmers Market Celebration – you’ll find a variety of fresh and local certified organic and non-organic fruits, vegetables, fish, flowers and more. Benefiting small, local farms, the Napa Farmers Market is open on Saturdays and Tuesdays for much of the year, and admission is free.

2201 Imola Ave
Napa, CA

The 25-mile Skyline Wilderness Park is the perfect place to take the family at a price that is next to nothing. Hiking and biking trails, an 18-hole disc golf course, fishing, wildlife viewing and camping are just a few of the activities you can enjoy. While there, make sure to visit the Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden, a 2.5-acre site with an amazing assortment of plants from Napa County and adjacent areas. The price to visit the park is icing on the cake: $6 covers a vehicle and its occupants.

2nd St
Napa, CA

And if you’re visiting during late January or early February, The Napa Lighted Art Festival is a walkable celebration of creative arts, technology and lights that supports innovative techniques using light and light technologies as a growing art medium.

500 1st St
Napa, CA

Artist Gordon Huether was commissioned to create two memorable sculptures for CIA at Copia. “Fork” is an amazing 18-foot-high piece comprised of more than 8,500 recycled forks designed to focus on the area’s sustainability and farm-to-table experiences. “Is that Bob & Margrit?” is a tribute to Robert Mondavi and Margrit Biever Mondavi, who founded and funded Copia. The work, which sits on top of the CIA at Copia’s 75-foot tower, features the Mondavis toasting.

Napa

Napa, California, United States

When you begin to plan your vacation getaway to Downtown Napa, make sure to allow plenty of time to get as much done as you can. This region offers a spectacular opportunity to kick back, relax and enjoy the many adventures Northern California has to offer.